When making something new that clearly competes with something that exists, gravity will pull you towards trying to do everything they do PLUS the new stuff you want to do. I’d encourage you steer clear of feature parity. Instead, handle common struggles in novel, unique ways.
(And the fact that trust is low in both government and tech companies is why it's important to default to being permissive with free expression, though it's so often uncomfortable.)
I am surprised people seem to want the giant tech companies to set the rules of free speech online instead of their government doing so. Seems dangerous to me; huge implications.
We're podcasting with @RentRezi cofounder Sean Mitchell. REZI helps landlords find high quality, long-term tenants in 48 hours. What questions do you have?
Focus on 100 users that love you, not one million who kind of like you. Enjoyed sharing one of @paultoo's best insights with @reidhoffman on his podcast: https://t.co/Ifczpx9RtB